The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20

do and was about leaving when MIR.
ing the facts in the case placed him under ar
rest At the station house he claimed that his
father lived ten miles northeast OF the city. In
order to verify the truthfulness OF has statement
Bruce started to drive to the neignoornooo IN
which he claimed to live. but while driving mp
Massachusetts avenue an empioye OF mr. aoss
recognized the horse and buggy as the one hired
two hours before. McQuiddy refuses 30 state
whore his home ia.
STRUCK BY A SWITCH ENGINE.
Frank George, Dayton Cruise and John Mum
son, three men living the Pendletou pike, q
mile northeast OF this city, came near losing
their lives last night while walking to town On
the Decline railroad track. The was SO
binding that they did not see or hear switch
engine coming up behind them until
it was within few feet of them. They
all made effort to get off the track.
but George was the only one who was successful.
Cruise and Munson were struck andlthrown from
the track. and both considerably hurt They
were picked up by the engine crew and brought
to the city. and then sent home in Flanner 81
Buchanan's ambulance. So far as could be
learned. neither had any bones broken, but were
perhaps injured internally
THE BOARD OF TRADES NEW QUARTERS.
A few days ago Board of Trade committee
offered $40. 500 for the old Chamber of Com
merce building on the southeast corner OF Ten
nessee and Maryland streets. Mr.. Henry G.
Wilson. the representative Of the stock COM
pany owning the building. yesterday accepted
the offer. and the governors of the Board of
Trade referred the matter to the proper COM
mittee for the consummaton of the trade. The
building will be rearranged. The large hall on
the second floor will be- divided into two sto-
ries. and will be parttioned into Offices A suit
able room for the daily meeting of the Board
will be provided The building will be equipped
with elevator, and the cal-room made
cessible as possible. The funds hand are
sufficient to meet the demands Of this transac-
tion while to buy lot and build would cost
100000 In excess OF the resources at command.
Services at the Churches To-Day.
Blackboard street Mission is holding revival
services, morning and evening.
Rev. NJ. B. HYDE breaches this evening, at
Hall place, on "Who, then, can be saveda"
Rev. S. L. Bowman, D. D., will preach at
Tabernacle Church. morning and evening.
Rev R. D. Black. of Greensbure, will preach
at Meridianstreet Church, morning and even
ing.
Rev. E. P. whallon breaches, morning and
evening, at the East Washington street Taber-
nacle Chapel.
Dr. Keen breaches this morning at Roberts
Park on 1.-The Premium Church. this evening,
on Counting the Cost"
At May1ower Church. Rev. n. A. Hyde's
morning topic is Religion in Common Life"
evening, Your Friendships"
Rev. G. L. McNutt of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church. will preach this morning
1.-The Moral Elements in Belief"
DR.. Jeffery breaches at the First Baptist
Church this morning on "Power from on High"
this evening on 1.-THE Abuse of Love"
At the Seventh Presbyterian Church Rev. R.
V. Hunter breaches this morning on ''The
Christians Ground OK Certainty" this evening,
on Sympathy"
At Central Christian Church this morning
Rev. NJ. w. Green, of Australia, will preach
In the evening Rev. E. j. Gantz will talk to
young men Gam bling"
TIE First and Second Presbyterian Churches
will unite at the latter in the morning aud
Rev. NJ L. Haines will preach. In the evening
he will preach at First Pres byteran Church on
THE Christian Employer
Hereafter the services at the Central Univer-
salst Church will be held on Tuesday evening
instead Of Wednesday, The subject of Rev.
Tabore sermon next Tuesday evening will be.
1.-The Headship of Christ" The usual confer
ence- meeting will be held TO-DAY